Sägemühle, Historical sawmill in Remblinghausen, Germany
Sägemühle is a sawmill in Remblinghausen built with half-timbered construction and wooden board coverings in a single-story design. The year 1809 appears on its front facade, marking an important phase of the building.
The sawmill was originally founded in 1671 when Theodor von Cloidt built the oldest section that still stands today. The facility evolved over subsequent centuries and reflects construction phases extending into the 1800s.
The place takes its name from its original purpose and shows how craftsmanship was practiced in this region. Visitors can observe how the machines connected to one another and what role such workshops held in people's daily lives.
The site requires advance arrangements for visits, so you should contact ahead to schedule your tour. The address at Sägemühle 17, Meschede allows you to reach out and arrange a convenient time.
The facility houses one of the Sauerland region's earliest power-generating machines dating to 1901, representing early industrial innovation. It also preserves a rare fork spinning milling machine that was specifically designed for wooden rake production.
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